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Autopilot Enrollment Status Page

Enrollment Configuration Summary

Default Windows 10/11 Enrollment Completion Page Configuration


Platform: Windows 10/11
Type: Enrollment Status Page (ESP)
Priority: 0 (lowest — global fallback)

Description:
Default ESP applied to all users and devices, unless overridden by a higher‑priority ESP.


🎯 Purpose

This Enrollment Status Page (ESP) is a global fallback configuration designed to ensure fast, reliable Autopilot and MDM enrollment.

It does not track or enforce app installation and does not block device use during enrollment. All security controls and baseline enforcement are applied post‑enrollment as part of the IBP model.

This aligns with an IBP (Initial Baseline Protection) posture:
✔ Safe
✔ Low friction
✔ Fast onboarding
✔ No risk of Autopilot failures due to blocking apps


🧭 Assignments

  • Assigned to: All devices

  • Role Scope Tags: None

This is the expected behavior for a default ESP.


🔧 Configured ESP Behaviours

Below is each relevant setting and what it means.

1. Installation Progress UI

Setting

Value

showInstallationProgress

False

✔ No ESP progress screen shown
✔ User gets to desktop faster
✔ Good for environments without mandatory app installs

2. App Installation & Blocking Behaviour

Setting

Value

Outcome

allowNonBlockingAppInstallation

False

No apps tracked or required

selectedMobileAppIds

Empty

No required apps

blockDeviceSetupRetryByUser

False

User may retry setup

allowDeviceUseOnInstallFailure

False

But since no apps tracked, irrelevant

allowDeviceResetOnInstallFailure

False

No auto-reset

allowLogCollectionOnInstallFailure

False

No troubleshooting logs collected

📌 Interpretation:
This ESP does not block device use for any failures because it does not track or enforce app installation.

Your true IBP enforcement (like BitLocker, ASR, Edge Hardening) is done post-ESP, not during enrollment.

3. Install Quality Updates During ESP

| installQualityUpdates | False |

✔ Device does not install Windows quality updates during ESP
✔ Avoids delays and failure conditions during onboarding
✔ Recommended for IBP to keep Autopilot fast and reliable

4. ESP Timeout

Setting

Value

installProgressTimeoutInMinutes

60 minutes

This is effectively redundant here because you are not tracking any apps.

5. Autopilot‑specific Behaviour

Setting

Value

trackInstallProgressForAutopilotOnly

False

disableUserStatusTrackingAfterFirstUser

False

Again, these matter only when apps are required; here, they stay relaxed.

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